New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03

AssEMBLY,iAN M'DERMITr THINKS HE KNOWS l
WoMAN-A STOLEN HORSE AND WAGON.

AsSEMBTY,iAN M'DrRMITT THINKS IIE KNOWS THE
WOMAN-A STOLEN HORSE AND WAGON.
The identity OF the young woman who was !ound
rurleredln Railway was still unknown yesterday, and
no evidence has jeen secured which would Justify the
arrost Of any person upOn suspicion OF being the
murderer believed that the dead girl servant
or An Immigrant. Tho articles OF clothing found the
yalise upon the holy are OF the mJt miscellaneous
character no ts0 pieces being alike. Tho silk basque
won 10y tho grl when she killed is OF fire quality.
Mayor Day has received letter from Mayor DuBois
OF the city OF Brdeeton reference 10 the case Mayor
DuBo. has received Information tendilc to show that
tho murdered girl might have been young woilau who
Ia-sed the wife Of tramp who was seen near New
Brunsw.ck some weobs ago by Biidgeton people. The
Railway authorities do hot regard this story OF any
value.
David D. smalIoy. IT,. living at Union Village near
Palnncld miles f,om Railway, went there yesltr-
day and stated that his wagon and harncs.
stosn on Tho night the mur ler aud arc still miss ng
IIo thinks the murderer may have taken thcn. Mr..
Smalsy went to Police Headquarters 20 cpor his loss
The finger rings taken nom he dead girls hands have
beoa exam.sed with strous glass. on the inside Of
the pain one are tho letters II. A." evidently tho
brand OF the maker Danes who have seen this ring
cav II is similar 10 Old county wedding rings.
Jhe Newark police authorities think that the eirfmay
lie Arnic kirkuatrick, slept in tho FIRST Precuct
station on The nic ht Of March %. Newark detectives
are lnNsStigAtlnS tblS cltW.
y
tcray and the girls face. said that the resemblance
to Annie kirkpatrick close bat that he doubts the den
ttv Mayor IJay said Alfred Post farmer had in
formed him that he man changing MS clOthnS III
the Ccdars the morning after the murder lhe re-
port proved false bunch OF hair supposed have hcen
uucd from the mnrdcrcTs head III the struggle was round
In OF the girls hands. .
Asscmblyman Frank McDermitt yesterday sent a dis
patch the chief of Police o Railway. stating that lie
had seen the body and identified II ms that OF Mary Ann
Donohue, of Newark. MI. McDcrmltt stated that
the Donohun woman had been III MS Office on soine
legal business several times during the WINTER ana
/ t,pfS Slp wn- fhpu "A
wear, old Last Monday McDcrmitt was on his way TO
Trenton and took the tram lie stopped NJ Kan
way and went 10 view the body. lie recOgnb the lace
as that OF someone he had seen. but II Was not until
Yesterday afternoon that he could remember the name
| A Dane named .IOi genSOn, from Brooklyn, partially
Identified the girl IA Danish woman, Whclmlna john
snu who came this country several months ago IN
search of her husband. Jorgcnson VIII brlnS some
others better acquainted with Mrs. lolhsOh To-Day
An exact picture OF the basket containing the eggs FOUND
nj the scene u. the murder has been made and sent 10
Or Meekcr at his Florida home His house In Railway Is
near the spot where the murder was committed. ana ne
keeps number OF chickens The police are distributing
To all principal towns and cities the large circulars dc-
| srribng the murdered girl
The Railway chief o police received letter yesterday,
inclosing picture from Brooklyn woman, who wanted
Ia know g. W. Gregory. who Was arrested last sunday
Ia less interest IN Hallway ever
since the murder rcscmbcd that picture. If 50. he was
her husband and she wanted To get hold or INN. Tue
picture did look like Gregory and was returned to tho
sender. ,,
Buhmer No. 1913 seyenth-avc.. intlosng check for So
toward reward for the discovery o the murderer
All preparations completed yesterday ioi tno nhai
public View OF the body. together with all the cotS'
the skct and everything found AT the scene ol inc
murder IN the hone that something may be Identified
that will disclose either the identity OF the giri OF that
Of the murderer.